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john Gordon, Gent. vice Loughlin. .Edward Cassan, Gent. vice Barry. To be Pa) master of theist Battalion, Lewis Tucker Sump. ter, Esq. vice Drake, deceased. 19th Dittn, Captain lames M'Neb to be MejOr, by purchase, vice telathews, who retires. Lieutenant Henry Saple to be Captain of a Com p any by purchase, vice 11 , 1 6 Nab. Lieu tenant I tenet EL Hughes, from the 3d Ceylon Regiment, to be• Lieutenant, vice flay, ,w who exchanges. Second Lieu tenant Mraticis doodhall, front the 3d Ceylon Regiment, to be Lieutenant, vice Saunders. deceased. Henry O'Shea, Gent. iu be Ensign without purchase, vice Bell, who re. sl e ets. test Ditto, First Lieutenant Cohn Carey Campion to 'be Captain of a Company, by purchase, vice Thompson, Who retires. • 22ti Ditto, Captain George Hewett, from the 4th Ceylon Re. ginient, to he Captain of a Company, without purchase, vice Shavve, promoted. Lieutenant - D e eree e f rom the 34111 hoot, to he Lieutenant, vice Cockburite, deceased. Etietg„n I. Byrne, to:be Lieutenant without purchase, vice Eineelit proneiteti in the tooth Foot. Ensign gy rue, from the beth Foot, to be, Ensign, vice Craetun, pro mo.zed 27th Ditto, Paymaster Samuel Franklin. from Half-pay of the 7th Garrnon Battalion, to be Paymaster of the 3d' !Saltation, vice Edmonds, who exchanges. 28th Ditto, Eneigrie4enerd Cottingiiiiiii. to be Lieutenant vice kitOSol), R . :,Uert Parke, ,Gent. to be En , sign. vice Cuttiligham. so:tt Ditto, Ensign luhn Garvey to be Lieutenint, viceWat boil". deceased. just Onto, William Ryan. Cent. tobeEnsign, without pur chase, vice liewson avbese Appointment has not taken pi ice. Thomas Kirlibind, Gent. to be vice Lang. Icy. wl e ese appointment has not taken.place. 32d Ditto, Lieutenant. George Br cle, trout the Royal Regi. • ment to be Lieutenant, vice Mule; who exchanges. . 33(1 Ditto, Lieutenant M. le..ereenian, ;tone the tioth Foot, • „ to be Captain ot:a CoMpany, vice O'Meara, deceased. En sign Arthur 1 revor Bill to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Orrock. promoted. Arthur Trevor Hull, Gent. to be Etisien, et diem! purchase. vice Twigg,, routoted. 42d Ditto, Alexander limes, Gent. Nene Ensign, without purchase, vice Campbell, whose Appointment has nut taken place. 48111 Ditty, loseph Thompson, Gent. to be li . nsigit, by ppr chase, vice Close, printioted. ead Ditto, Lieutenaitt alettnew Anderson, from the gist Foot, to be Lieutenant, rice M'Neil, who exclienees. 59th Ditto, Henry Ilarttord, Gent. to be Ensign, by pur. chase, vice Clarke, promo ed in the tiOth Foot. 60 Ditto, Richard Bienard fisher, Esq. .to be Paymaster of the Ist Bette! en, vice Robertson, who resigns. Hospital- Mate, William Mortise') to be Assistant-Surgeon, vice Mortis, deceased. 62d K egitnent of Foot. Lieut. lames Dowd, from the 23d • Lint Dragoons, to be Lieutieteet, vise j e tawe e e, w e e exchanges. tretil Ditto, Lieutenant Cohn Cl .tterbuck to be Captain of a t. ompaity, vice Pansey, deceased. Laiseen S. Weir= to be Lieu:et - taut, vice F4en, deceased - . En s ign Henry ioltri- SOII Pease. from the 56th Fort, to k Lieutenant, vice Ctuiternuck. Ensign William 'Ones io be Lieutenant, by putt:nese, vice :Eraser, who retires. Hirzel - Le Mar chant, Gem. to DC Ensign, vice' Warren. Thomas White, Gent. to be Ensign ei viec Les Marctiant, appointed to the zstii Light Dragoons 67th Ditto, Assiit.ilit-Surgoon E. Weld, from the 79th Foot, to be Surgeon, vice Limner, deceased. 69th Ditt e Ensign Alexander Multiogan to be Lieutenant, vice Wood, deceased. Ensign - Cuddy to be ditto, vice Yelp, deceased. William ft extoti, Gent. to be Eu. sign, v e Mullingan. Brooke Pigot, Gent, to be ditto, vice Cloddy. • list tiittu, Ensign and Adjutant e e --- Robertson; to have the Rank of Lieutenant. Ensign and Adjutant John Gra ham to have the Rank of Lieutenant. 77th Ditto, Owen Graltiths, Gent.' to be Ensign, withciut purchase; vice Keep, who resigns. 79D1 Ditto, Lieutenant William Marshall to be Captain of a Company, vice E. Cameron, deceased. Ensign Duncan , bl'l'heraon to be Lieutenant, vice Mar Shall. Et sign 'atm Webb to'be ditto, without purchase, vice Macbean, pro. rooted in the ed West Italia leeennent. Volunteer Dun can Carneton to be Ensign, vice Nl'i'licrson. • .h Ditto, Ensign Charles Curtis to be Lieutenant, without puicease, vice Freeman, promoted in time 33d,,Vout. 14111 CS Jkelton, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Curtis. • 86th Ditto. SeCond Lieutenant Bohn Kedgel Sandon, from the . use Cedult kilitstt;l,l, to be Lemmata, without put chase. 87th Ditto, William isvlaginness, Gent. to be Ensign, with out purchase, vice liraCkeeibuiy, who resigns. gist Ditto, Lieutenant leoderi..k 17.1`Neii. trout the 32cl root, to de Lieutenant; vice Anderson who exchanges. Suly,•eutt Archibalct Hamilton, Irons the gest Fuot, to be Surgeon, vice Scott, appointed to 6th Royal Veteran Battalion. 96th Ditto, Surgeon Robert Woulte, from the 4 West India Regiment, to be Surgeon, vice tvlilbanke, cashier. ed. tst VVist India Regiment, Major sonathan Yates, front the 47th Fool, to be Lieutenant-Colonel, by purchase, vice Welnyss, who retiree. 3d Ditto, Hospital-NLite William Dudgoon to be Assistant. Surgeon, vice Peake, ptomoted toe 4th West India' tcc gunent. . sth West India Regiment, Assis'ant-Surgeon, A. S. Peake, trout the 3d West India keeiment, to be Surgeon, vice Woulfc, appointed to into 96th Foul. • est Ceylon Regiment, Anthony R. O'Donnell, Gent. to be Secdad Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Saintun pro.' nutted iu the both e nut. ad Ditto, Lietiteitaitt Colin Antill to be Captain of a Coin- - petty, without purchase, vice O'Mulianc, deceased. Lieuteeant butt Parker to be ditto, without purchase, vice Areletrong, promoted. Lieutenant lotus Tupitian, 2turn the 21 at root, to be ditto, vice t ullarton, appointed to the 3oth toot. Second Lieutenant Ihrodore Cook, train the Ceylon Itegunent, to be first Lieutenant, without pur_ chase, Gerald A. Giesler, Gent. to be Seeinat Lieuten ant, without purchase, vice Brueett, etc:Gibed. 3d Ditto, Lieutenant Charles Fly, trout the igth Foot, to be First Lieutenant, vice Hughes, erne exchattees.: Ray. mend W lllianis, Gent. to be second Menu:mint, without liuschase, vice Black, promoted. William Chadwick, Gent. to be ditto, wittiout purchase, vice Lainpheir, pro. tooted in the 19th Foot. Sicilian Regiment, Amen Nicholas. Gent. to be Ensign,. without purchase, vice Stewart, pr muted. tali tweet Venhait Battalion, Surgeon leince Scott, from the gist FuAtt, to be Sureeon. vice Waiiece, deceased. ,•th Uiuu. Assistant-Surgeon William 'Natters, from the 7th Foot, to be Assistant-Surgeon, vice Lille, who resigns. LUNWON: Printed by RICHARD HARM'S, or No. 4, Martlett-cot, Bow-street and Pc At the Svs-Ovutca, No. jrt, Strand. where eidvertisements, Ordcrs f the LONDON GIIZETTE, julr2 t, 1810. War-Office, gal), 21, 13,10, 1".;tl , Regiment of Light Dragoons..joh.,iGourlay, Gent. to be Cornet, without purchase, vice' !ones, promoted. 2;d Ditto, Lieurenaot Edward awson, 'iroin the 62d Foot, .'to be Lieutenant, ,vice.D.,wd, who exchanges. 2.4 th Ditto, Cornet • Lord A., V. M. Hill, trona' the loth ~,„Light Dragoons, to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice len nei ys, who retires: '2 to iiirro. Lieutenant Frederik Temple to be Captain of a Troop, without purchase, vice Ellis,' promoted. Car het loseph Prager to be Licutertant,.roico William Henry Wade, deceased. 'Cornet and Adjutant Abel Neale to hive the rank of Lieuteiaitt. Ensign Hirzel Le Marchant, from the 65th Moot, to be COrnet, vice Prager. Coldstream Regiment or Foot Guards, Ensign Patrick San- Miami. to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice For tescue, who resigns. Charles Shirley, Gent. to be En sign, vice Sandilands. tat Regiment of Moot, Lieutenant Matthew Mole, from the 32d Moot, to be Lieutenant, vice Brock, who exchanges. ' 6fri Ditto, krwign Robert - Stanford to -be Lieutenant, with out purchase, vice Enry, who M. W. Gilder, Gent. to be Ensign; rite St-nford. Stephen Radcliffe, Gent. to be E h sigit, without purchase, vice Lilly, pro-• muted. • Bth Ditto, Ensign M. - M‘Deemott to be Lieutenant, whhout purchase, vice I vets, superseded. Richard Powell, Gent: to be Ensign, vice M'Uerniutt. lath Ditto, Robert Macalphine, Cent. to bit Ensign - , with out purchase, vice Ledbeater, who resigns. t3th Ditto, Lieutenant Cole Maxwell to be Captain of a Company, by purchase, vice O'Fetrail who resigns. . _ - • To be Lieutenants, .• Ensign Arthur Loughlin, vice Ord, deceased. Ensign Rich ard Barry, without purchase, vice Armstrong, appoolted to the . 4th Dragoons. Ensign Samuel M'clintuck, by. purchase, vies MUX,%%ell. To be Ensigns, Worthington Thomas Gylby, Gent. to be. libspital-Mate for General Service. 'The King's German Legion. 2d Light Drago-.lls,.Lieutenant Charles Scharitie to be Cap , tarn of a Troop, with temporary Rank, • vice Clamor Bulche, who resigns. Regimental Quartet-Master Daniel Borchers to be Cornet. Cornet C;iistay Baron Groben to • be. Adjutant. (with the rank' of Lieutenant.) vice Jansen,' who resigns the Acijutantcy only. .`Droop Quarter-Alas ter. (acob. Hauschildt to be Regimental Quarter, Master, •• vice Lforctiers.. 3d'Ditto, Lieutenant Court. de Hugo to be Cal,tain of a Troop, with temporary rank, vice Dectten, who resigns. Cornet George Me)erto be Lieutenant,. vice Hugo. rst Battalion of the Line, - De %Vedel, Gent. to be En sign, vice I hen, appointed to the ist Dragoons. • sth Ditto, Ensign Charles Berger to be Lieutenant, vice Dreschell, promoted on the Stall: Staff. Lieutenant Frederick Baron Dreschell, from the sth Batt'. lion of the Line, to be Major of Brigade,,with the rank of Captain, vice Umpteda, deceased. MEMORANDUM. Lieutenant Thomas Bodkin, Of the 38th Foot, is superied.. ed. being absent without Leave. Ensign Stephenson, of the 7111 West India Regiment. is superseded, being absent ♦vithout leave. The Appointment of Lieutenant John , Lyddon, from the 48th Foot, to be Lieutenant in the zit Royal Vc.eran Batta lion, as stated in the Gazette of the 23d lune last, has not taken place. Commissions in the Norfolk Local Militia, signed by the Lord Lieutenant. 3(1 Eastern Regiment. To be Lieutenants—Ensign ---- Howes. vice Douglas, re. signed. Ensign -- Seeker, vice Miller, resigned. IstvWestern Regiment. To be-Ensign = - Samuel Johnson, Gent. 2(1 Western Regiment. To be Lieutenant-Colonel.—Major I'artridgc,vice El %vm, resigned. To be Captain—Robert Longe, Esq. vice Wodehouse, re signed. Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County Of Kent. West Kent Regiment of Militia. To be Ensigns—Henry Ketchley, Gent. vice Preston. pro moted. Richard Barrett, Gent. vice Button, promoted. Edward Hinde. Gent. vice Riddock, promoted. Berstead and ' Mailing Regim►nt of Local Militia. To be Lieutenant —WM. Henry Golding. : Gent. . • Elaelcheath Regiment of Local Militia. - To be Lit'Utenant- 2 Ensign Charles Lear. To be Ensign—Win. Foster, Gent. Com Missions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the Coupty of. Montgomery. . - Regular Militia. To be Captain—john Buckley Williames, Esq. To be Lieutenant—Ensign Wni. Swann. To be Ensign—Charles Gardiner Humphreys, Gent. vice Swann, promoted. _ • 'East Local Militia. - - To be Lieutenants— A rth lir- Gardener, Cent. Quarter-Mas. ter Francis Allen, by Brevet. David Parry, Gent: , West Local Militia. _ .......... David Gwvnne. Esq. late a Captain in the First Batt:.lion of the 7th Regular Regiment of 13onibly Native Intantty. to he Captain Hugh Owen, Esq. late a Captain in the Infantry of the late Montgomeryshire Volunteer Legion, to be ditto. To be Lieutenant—john rughe, Gent. vice Brittain, re. signed. • Croivlt-Opct o :7ylf 21, tglo. MEMBER RETIjRNED TO. SERVE IN THIS PRESENT PARLIAMENT. Burghs of Inverdry, The Right Honourable William Dundas, in the room of Archibald Colquhoun, Esq, who,lias ticcepted. the Chil tern Hundreds. RAINKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED. Thomas Barlow,- of the Strand, Middlesex, mercer and tailor. William Herbert the younger, of Llanidloes, Montgomery. shire, draper. Robert Sibbald, of Lower East Smithfield, Middlesex', slop. seller. George Wake, of Morpeth, county of Northumberland, brewer., ance•broker, July 24, August 7, att.] Sept. (i) eleven, at Guddlialls. - Attorney,. Mr. Pasmore, ti/ - atalord-court, 'l'broginorton.strect. ' Henry Voung, of the King's Arms public-hbuse,' George. street, brick-lane, Middlesex, vidualier, july aB, August 4, aituSep.t. t, at eleven, at Guil((tiall. Attorney, Mr. ‘Viiitton, Great lames street, lledlord-row. Robert Sleriker, of EPsom, Surrey; innkeeper, July 28, August 4, and Sept. r, at eleven,.at Cuildtralh Attorney ; Mr. j. D. Powel , , Fruit:lane, Comilla. Hugh Watson and Michael Watson, of Newcastle.uppn. Tyne, grocers, July 23, . August 4, and Sept. t, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. Attornies, Messrs. Bout-, (1111011 and Hewitt", Little riday-street, Cheapside. Richard Wilton, liishopsgate-street.Within, London, ;nee chant, tl:y 2F), August 4, .alk.l Sept. I, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. hiske, Palsgrave-place, Strand, D/1 , WENDS. Aug IS William Dixon anti Henry Dixon, of Roth.:.thithe, timber-merchants, at twelve, at . July 27.. William Brown. of Worinwood-street, LoudOn Wall, victualler, at ten, at t; Aug. 14. Charles Davies, of St. John-street, Middlesex, tarpenti,r, at ten, at Guildhall. Aug. is. Joseph swap, of L:astor, Lincoln, mercer, at ele ven, at.the Spittle-inn, Castor. Sept. 2. James Ball, of New Sarutn, Wiltshire, vilualler, at twelve, at the White Hart inn, Niiw Sarum. Aug. le. Ann Devet►ish and Henry Newport, of Villiers s►reet, Strand, upholsterers, at twelve, at guildhall. . . Aug. 14. George Smith, of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, wool len-draper, at eleven, at the Shakespear Tavern, Newcas. tle. upon-Tyne. Aug. O. lames Collins, late of Gosport, builler, at one, at at the Military Aims, tivoion, near . Gosport ...... , Aug. i 4. ja ms liull, of of Wight, corn. dealer, at three, at the Bugle-oto, Newport.- , . Sept. 3. Edward Carr, ut Whitstaule, Kent, carpenter, at eleven, at Guildhall. Aug. 13. Day . .d Rees, of Swansea, Glamorgan, shopkeeper, at twelve, at the Rummer "Cavern, Bristol. .Aug. 13. Hem) , fiery; ut CheApsale, j.:weller, at twelve, .... .. . _ Aug. $B 7. John Barns, of Truro, Cornwall', draper, at' ten, al - Guildhall. Aug. tt. lohn Colgrave, of Red Lion-street, Middlesex, • wine-merchant, at ten at Guildhall. • Aug. 2.5. John Lloyd and William Wydown, of Upper Thames-street, grocers, at ten, at Cuildhall. Aug. li. Forrester Clark, of Kinsg►street, Covent.garden, !Aeolian, at twelve, at Guildhall. Ang. tl. folin Mathias, of Brightlielmstone, Sussex, slater, at twelve, at" Guildhall. Aug. It. Thomas IV.lkinson and Joliet %Vighton, of Cat ,eaton-street, Woollen-thapers, of twelve, at Guildhall. Aug. 13. john Parkinson Woolley, of Walthant-green, dlesex, brewer, at twelve, at Guildhall. , Aug. jo. George Norville, of Lancaster, merchant, at five, at the Royal Oak, Lancaster. Aug. ts. Allen Cawley, late of Mellor, Derby, grocer, at eleven, at the,Castle-inn, Stockport. Aug. z;. Dixon Holmes, of Piccadilly, warehouseman, at ten, at Guildhall.- , Aug. i 3. John Dent, late of Hanley, Staffordiliire, money scrivener, at eleven, at the Dog inn, Sauclon. Cf,RTIFic.4TES. Aug.t t. Peter Wtaggart, Jae of the City of London, _ . broker. . Edward Baker, of Whitcornbe- street, ,Middlesex, brewer. lames flambe-, ache Roe-buck, New-road, Ratelitk-high way, Middlesex. - Kautzrnan Davis. of the Edgware-road, Middlesex, dealer. • Eptvorth Rawson, of Clenirtn's.ialie, carpenter. John Thompon, late of Philpot-lane, London, provision_ broker. Ralph Jackson, of 111i11•street; Hanover-square, china and "glass-seller. john Reid, of Frith-street, Sohn, grocer. . . James Fewster, ot Liverpool, joiner. john Stork the .younger , late ot the Town of K ingston-u pon- Hull, grocer. !oho Coleman, late of Silver-street, Golden•square, chandler. Robert Roper, late of Houndsditch, London, timber-met. Chant. lolinSeccombe, William Flora, Charles Burley, and Richard Seale, late Of the Pari~l► of Walkhainpron, Devonshire, yarn- manuladurers. - . . George Syme, at Vine. stree.t. Miuories; merchant. • William Pickard, late of 4iirle Moortiolcls, oreeches.maker. CANKRUPTS. lohn Lon;litir..t, of Kennington-lane, Surrey, viattallet, to • Su:rennet tuiy 24. ‘3t, and Sept. 1, :It one. at Guildhall, London. et - ttorney, Mr. Hartley, New Bridge-street, Blacktriars. Lancelot Corbet, late of Cheltenham, G loucestershire, shop keeper, August 8, at seven, at the King's tiead. Glances- , ter, 9, at seven,. and Sept. I, at eleven, at the Plough: Inn, Cheltenham. Attomies, Messrs. Meredith, Robins, and Tornkins, Lincoln's-Inn New-square, London ; or Messrs. IVelles, Gwinne,t, and Newinarch. Cheltenham. Charles Moon, of Southampton. druggist, August 20, 2 4. and Sept. t, at one, at the Dolphins Inn, Southampton. Attorney, Mr. Barney, Southampton. . - John Simpson , late of New - Haltom, Yorkshire, - butter and bason-iaelor, August 6, at six, 7, and Sept. I, at ten, at the Cross Keys, New.M*lton. Atturnies, Mr. G. Morton, Gray's-Inn-square, London; or Mr. Paul, New-Malton. Thontas Luccock, late of New-Malton, Yorkshire, stone , mason, August 6, at six, 7, anti Sept. t, at ten, at the Cross Keys Inn, New-Mahon. Attornies. Mr. G. Mor. ton, Gray's-Inn-3(1 , 14re, Loudon; or Mr. Paul, New , Maltop. Joseph Weekcs,l now or late of Sidbury. Devonshire, tan ner, August 6,7, and Sept. t ' at eleven, at the Golden Lion, Honiton. Attonnes, Mr. Warry, New-Inn, London; or Mr. Gould, noniron. Jonathan Fox, of Coleman-street-buildings, London, mer chant, I u!y . 2.4, at eleven, August 4.. and Sept. r, at twelve, at• Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. I. J. Burn, Auttion Mart, Ilartholoinew-lane. Abraham Sutcliffe, of Lane End, Stansfeld, Yorkshire, cotton-manufacturer, August I;, at five,• 16, and Sept. 1; at eleven, at the Wad:. BUB lim, Burnley, Lancashire. Attorniei:, MeSsrs. Blake.luck and Nlakinson, London; or Mr. GrimshaW, Burnley. William Sweet, of Exeter, - serge•maker, July t 7, August 9, and Sept. t r at eleven, at the Hotel, Exeter. Aiturnies, Mr. Terrell, Exeter ;or Nlessrs. Williamsand Darke, Prince's-sir:et, Bedford row, London. jolm . ,Mapleton, of Bath, cabinet-maker, August 4,6, and Sept. r, at twelve, at the RIJIIIIIIer Tavern, Bristol. At tornies, Mr. G. EdtnuticU ° •Excliequer-llice of Pleas, London ; or Mr. W. "I-Bomas, Broad-street, Bristol. Richard Marris, of Great Grimsby, Lincolnshire, grocer, July 30, 31, at eleven, and Sept. t, at tour, at the Wluie liart Tavern, Kinston-upon-Hull. , Attormes, Mr. R. Ellis, Chancery-lane, London or Mr. R. Galland, ingstoh - upon- tuft. john tivunett, of Tavistock, Devon Shire, mercer, July 26, at two, 27, at eleven, and Sept. 1; at one, at the l'i)moutli lim,"l . avistock. Attu/flies A. I. Davies, Essex-street, Strand, London ; or Mr. bray, Tavistock. William Luke, Richard Whitehall, and Henry, jenkin, cf West Smithfield, London, wholesale linen.uravers, I tily 28, August 4, 310 Sept. 'l, at.oic, at Gundliali. At i tomes, Pglessrs. Caton and lirumeli, Ahtersgate-strut.. _ Stephen Wilson, late of Westincneland-place, Middlesex, but now of WAlthanistow, Essex, merchant, August 4, 24, and Sept. r, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. 13ryant, Copthall court, Throginorton-street. „fames Knott, of Margate, Isle of Thane% Kent,i fitly 28, August 4, and Sept, t, at one, at Guildhall, London. At whey Mr. Boyce, Margate or Messrs. Bell and Itrodrick, 13urv-lane, Cheapside, London. Win. Harrison, Win. Gorst, WM. Harrison, Samuel Cooke, fohn and fair weather Harrison, late or Tower. street, Lon don, merchants, I irly 24, August 4, and Sept. 1, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorlicyo‘lr.• Lamb, Aidersgate-street. John Fairweathee Harrison, otherwise lotm Faiiweather Harrison, of Fenchurcli-strzet, London, banker, my 2 4, at ten, August 4, and Sept. t, at one; at Guildhall. At tonnes, Messrs. Looper and Lowe, Southampton-build . in,s, Chancery-lane. Thomas Ward, o. Cheapside, London, haberdasher, July z 4, 31, and Sept. 1, at ten, at Guildhall. • Attorney, Mr. l3irkitt, Bond-court, Walbmok. ' Several paragraphs have lately appeared in the Public Papers relative to Admiral Essington; the following Letter from Admiral, then Captain Essing ton, to the Mayor of Hull, contains a toll explana tion of the circumstances Winch occurred so long ago as the year 1794 : " At Sea, off Flamborough Head, July 22, 1794. "SIR, - " A 4 wavy reports may be fabricated concerning the late unpleasant business with his M.ij-sty's ship Aurora, under my command, and the Sarah' and Elizabeth, of Hull, I think it my ditty, in juslifica tion of myself and officers, to state to you matters of (att. I fell in with her at sea the fgah Of this month, when I sent Mr. Watson, master, and Mr. Williamson, boatswain, on board her to 'procure some men for the fleet, wii - h orders to tell the ship' s company, that those who-were protetted should not be touched; but they, as wed as the rest, said, be fore any' of them should be taken some blood should he spilt-4'he small cutter not returning so soon as I expeaed, I sent the other cutter with a master's mate; she. soon came back with, the above intelli-, genre, and that the men were _then between decks . armed. I then ordered the cutter, manned and arm ed, likewise the barge with Lieutenant Seppings on -board, and by the time my boats were on board Her she was within hail. I told the master of her, if he had lost the command of liis ship, I should consider her in a state of piracy, and desired him to come on. board, the Aurora,,and what peOple were willing to come,with him, for if his men would not obey him, I was determined to fire into her. His answer was, that if I chose to take hiM he must come ; at the same time I was informed one of my men was wounded: I then told my'officeiS which were on board, I would run the Aurora alo.igside, which I immediately did ; by this I was in hopes of bringing her people into subjection; they tvete then asked if they would come up, and the same terms again of fered to them ; one of the hatches was ordered to be taken ofl, in doing which Mr. Wtlliamsoa, the boatswain, was shot through the le b e y one of the Sarah and Elizabeth's people . ; a lire then corn, tnenced from the Greenhindman and my men who .went on board in the, bd its (without my orders any ones) ; the officers of the Aurora on board of her did till in their power to stop the firing, as well as I did myself,Which was soon over ; but earn Sorry to add that in this unfortunate busihess, one man Was killed belonging:to the greenlandman, and three badly wounded-. The boatswain is dangerously wound ed. I have taken the men I found in arms, which are 24, including the thtee wounded, who have every care taken ,of them.—Richard Huby, one of the wounded men, says, they have,only their master to blame for their misfortune, as he desired them to arm and defend themselves, and he would do all in his power to assist them. • " I am, Sir, " Your most obedient humble servant, ‘. W. ESSINGTUN:' " The Right W'rshipful the Mayor, Bank Stock, 266 Navy 5 per Cent 98 k Irish S per Cent. 4 per Lent. 83 n 34k iicr ( ent. Kee,. (4c15 4 3 per Cent. Cens. 66 67; 68k Bank L. Ann. 18! 5- :Inns :blislied by WILLIAM A. ICV11(.; It SC it I PI'S, Sou:th Molton street, t.;ro,vcnor For the Paper, Letters for the &liter, &c: Gast-paint), must be acl4.c.s.w.d. ADMIRriL ESSIAGTON. 4741 4.4 1:4,(1 tai ij .3 SEDI On Si:tut-Jay a younglail„ an Officer in the C,; toms, was tried upon a charge of utteri,g sc , lu d d rous and seditious words. The only witness a,,atilq - was the prosecutor, of the Lame of Rittlivetr, wh a , also holds a situation in the C u st oms . He sLok'a the gross expressions w'hi,ch the dilfendant was Stlr posed to utter ; but his_ testitnony was not only iii'' probable, but many of the depositions'weie contra' dieted by respetflable witnesses. , °Whig to, thi , , well as tire deletid.int having a good charader, JUry, after 4 I,uit4ble charge from Mr. `]etNWAE IN G, bought in a verdict of Pot Au old man, neatly - eighty years of age, was sena tenced to six months imprisonment, for uttering* counterfeit money. Several 'cases of .assault w tried, but they were destitute of interest. • . . POLICE. Bow-STREET.--On Friday, a person folloW4t4 the trade of a farrier, was examined before Mr; NARES, on a charge of having had an incestuous 01 tercourse with his own drughter. The ; irl, ‘f/t)° was pregnant, prev,ouSly deposed on oath, that be 4,, tweet' tour and five months since, she was Lying ir• home with her father and mother, at the it lodging* 'in Hayes-court ; she slept in the saute ro , an theta, burin a separate bed. Her father carve home one night intoxicated, alter she and her mut be f were in their beds , . He came ipto her bed, and wifict. indecent liberties with her; she resist e d lom,, ao, i ` t got out of bed ; he got up t o o, f fl owe d tier, got her into bed again, and effected his purpose* Her mother continued in her bed, and did not bite", fere, in any way, except calling our, a.sd said to bet father, " Let the girl alone:" Upon this intOrtne (ion, Mr,. justice NARES granted his warrante d against the father, and he was apprehended on Frr day morning at Hatunkrsenith. He was taken t°' the office, and the girl sent for to give ee iciened, against him ; when he confronted her in every ~pay ticular, and most positively deuied,the charge. The mother recolleaed the night described by th a girl, and her husband coming home intoxicated; she scolded him for being in such a state, which ,of fended trim, and he said he would not come to tket to her, and laid down in his cloathson the o utside °` the bed in which the girl and a child were, a id ba went to sleep in that state. The girl feeling soa l d inconvenience from her father being on the outst ii at the bed-cloaths, got up and left the bed, and sil 4 had no doubt that lie did nut commit the crime im plated to him by biS daughter. The girl, I persisting in the tale she had originally told !gill'r e her father upon oath; the Magistrate was undo - IP necessity of hint tor a further cxatOi l3.v. Lion. The girl went home with her mistress, who is very prudent, respectable woman. When'thel V t . ) , home, the mistre,s took Her into the parlour by , self, and there interro,..;ated her very closely, ai'l li `'; t j her if she would confess the truth to her she always be her friend; wh - en she confessed that t! , ' s shocking charge she had made against her father false, and , that she was pregnant by a master tiltiv a T j with whom she had lived servant, and v.--ho given her two guineas to swear the child to bee: fad titer. The mistress, horror-struck with the, I . a It iy wretch,, took her oefore Mr. N A RES a gain 01l Fri evening, when the Magistrate very forcibly poo,, out to her . the wicked condul she had heed [O i ta , ing. Afterwards the Magistrate scot a discharge Bridewell for the father. ad The little wretch is not fifeen years old yeb 1, 15 for her age is the most deyxavekt c•hnraCter that h- ever been heard of. She got into her preseni , by means of a false character. ; !eat On Wednesday last a most .melancholy acc' ;i i happened, to Mr. Biy., ma-ter of one of' the ii';2 l packets. As h..- was jailing up the Thatne4, upon deck exerting hiniselr, he Was suddet►ly L to hold of,, by the twisting of his cable„ draggeu, r . the wheel, and his body literally doubled tog eta- t o His screams were frightful to hear, and his thighs were severed fi orn his body. He s nry''. te but a short time, &ring which he lamented the tl t d of his poor wife and five children, and entreat e ' l crew to take care of his owner's vessel. ,glib A few days since, as 4r. and Mrs. Barber. two other ladies, were returning to Cnulatidge " 1 .0 Heasingfield, in a vehicle called a Pic Nic, carries two persons before and two behii.d, the being irritated by flies, turned , his head in stl Cl t i d manner as to yet en,tangled with: the harness, • tore the bridle from his head.; he then ran a r when. the parties were thrown out, and at I'` „ t er Bridge, Mrs. B. - was flung wit!). such violenc e a r t, bridge.; that, striking against a projecting P sne was killed ott the snot. • ti JP OR AVISIND. JULV 20. tlibrjlt3 Arriyed—the !obit and Ro)ert, Higgins, from and the Stephen. Bannerman. horn P.in,:e Island. he 5 , Sailed—the. Legati, Luxton, tur Rio I dneiro ; and Salv,idur, —, for Cadiz. • BIN p On. Wednesday last, the wife HI. of Joseph Kay, o f e a "' street, of a stitl.born child. „ • n441 , H0r11. I „isO f On Wednesday last, Mr. Cubitt, of lieeston, youngest daughter of the late M. lohn'll.irt.uurt , S u ' ls of Ntatishead, in Norfolk. • go l ; On the 'Sat inst. at Little Ilarnpton, Captain Far of the Royal Artillery, to, lane, daughter ut tlt. 131 C Ctury,,Surgeon, of the Roy Navy. tufo). On Mcnday last, at . GloucCster, Richard Chancell'' r 'd, On Tuesttay uaniel I),iitnAll, t )xi0tr;11.14,,,51 On Saturday morning last, at Greenwich; Liirabct i ,' eldest daughter of Mi. George l'lxott, A u tti o ne,r, 01 stead, in her 2oth year.Of, At the Sotto, wite;e he was employed as a modei- e- o l iv Contact Henry Cuctiler, aged 64 native of Fl,.sse Ylticit O r SATU 1 UCA RDA?. India Stock, tgo 1 otitaltomlb, tBi. 2Q' t f 1 Exclicti,..l:Wr s, 35. 7' * ()Intiitun, Impcsial 3 pet Cent , Bank. tor August, ab3 k Cons. for ditto, k \_ ~~~